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Benta — Real Estate Website

Marto Mads

Completed work

Framer Designer

Framer Developer

Web Designer

Figma

Framer

Jitter

Real Estate

My goal wasn’t just to create a template — it was to build a professional, flexible website system that real designers, agencies, and creators could customize and use to land clients.

To achieve this, I focused on:

Clean and intentional design

Smart component structure

Strong storytelling flow

Scalable CMS

Smooth and meaningful interactions

Everything was built as I would for a client project: with precision, consistency, and long-term usability in mind.

In-Depth Case Study Content

1. Understanding Real User Needs

Before designing, I studied how creatives actually showcase their work. I identified the elements that help them convert visitors into leads, such as:

A strong introduction that builds trust

Clear value propositions

A structured and easy-to-read project section

Credibility through testimonials

A simple but effective contact flow

This research guided every design decision.

2. Designing With Intention

I crafted a layout that balances simplicity with personality:

Strong visual hierarchy

Consistent spacing system

Modular sections that adapt to different kinds of content

Smooth scroll animations that add polish without slowing the experience

Every component was designed to feel premium, modern, and professional — the kind of foundation a client expects from a top-tier designer/developer.

3. Scalable and Organized Development in Framer

For the build, I prioritized performance, reusability, and clarity:

CMS for projects, testimonials, and metadata

Global typography + color system

Fully responsive across all breakpoints

Clean component architecture

Easy-to-edit text and structure

Interactive elements built with logic and accessibility in mind

Clients often value a site that they (or their team) can update easily. This project was built specifically with that in mind.

4. Marketplace-Level Quality Standards

To get accepted into the Framer Marketplace, everything had to follow strict quality guidelines:

Optimized structure

Pixel-perfect responsive design

Clear naming conventions

Bug-free interactions

Smooth performance across devices

This ensures the same level of quality I deliver to every client project — the template review process essentially mirrors a real paid project’s quality requirements.